US-China tensions, the shift from fossil fuels, and the proliferation of AI. Here's everything threatening to rewire $32 trillion in global trade
In Morocco trucks from a Connecticut logistics company ferry car parts and clothing across the Strait of Gibraltar. In Japan a new semiconductor plant transforms a once-quiet farm town. In France a battery plant’s staff learns to supervise new colleagues: robots.
These moments, which might seem unrelated, represent a transformation in world trade. US-China tensions and Russia’s invasion of Ukraine are leading companies to bring supply chains closer to home. A shift from fossil fuels is spurring demand for materials essential for electrification.is forcing employees to learn new skills so they won’t be replaced by computers.
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